Anaconda Standard Publisher Details and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details including daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates, offices in Anaconda Missoula Great Falls Butte and a Washington Bureau. It details mailing terms, branch newsstands in Chicago Denver Salt Lake and San Francisco and international filing at Paris reading room.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Grest Falls
Chicago
Pontoflice
Feago
Auditorium Annex
Francisco
Palace Hotel
Glenarm Street
Denver
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Montana
Societe Des Imprimeries Remercier
Place de ‘Opera
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Standard Ad Rates Highlight Massive Circulation
Advertisement copy touts Anaconda Standard as Montana’s largest daily, claiming a larger paid circulation than all others combined. Figures cited include six months ending in June 1900 with an 11.7 percent reference.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Bryan for President Stevenson for Vice President
A political statement endorses William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president. The message advocates their ticket in the upcoming election.
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William J. Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Emperor William as preacher sparks broad Amalek war sermon
The piece portrays Kaiser Wilhelm II delivering a fiery sermon aboard the Hohenzollern, invoking the Amalekites as a metaphor for enemies. It links biblical vengeance to contemporary conflicts, naming Kruger and Boxer Rebellions, and casts China as a modern Amalek in a satirical, polemical tone.
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William
Associated Press
Kaiser
Hohenzollern
Joshua
Amalek
Kruger
Germany
Israel
Shanghai telegraphs chief called most mendacious
A colorful charge labels Mr Sheng, Shanghai telegraphs director, as the most mendacious figure in the field, claiming his superior deceit surpasses all others and that Amanias cannot compete.
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Mr. Sheng
Telegraphs
Sheng
Amanias
Anaplas
Sheng the Liar of Shanghai Faces World Alarm
The text extols Sheng as a genius in lying, noting his rise in Shanghai and mastery of deception. It contrasts him with countless dull liars, praising his ingenuity and adaptability as he fabricates stories to fit emergencies and astonishes observers worldwide.
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Anania
Lars
Sheng
Hars
Har
Shanghai
Pekin
United States Army in Montana from 1894 Almanac
The Anaconda Standard Almanac list shows Montana in the Dakota department under Brigadier General Wesley Merritt. It highlights Major Emerson H. Liscum of the 22nd Infantry later promoted to colonel of the 9th Infantry and killed at Tientsin, plus officers like Theodore Sehwan and Colonel Otis with Forts Assiniboine and Missoula noted.
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United States Army
Montana
Emerson H. Liscum
22Nd Infantry
Fort Keogh
Keogh
Peter T. Swaine
Egbert
Philippines
Liscum
Ninth Infantry
Tientsin
Department of Dakota
Wesley Merritt
Merritt
Department of the Fast
Governor's Island
New York
Theodore Sehwan
Department
Corbin
Cuba
Fort Assiniboine
20Th Infantry
Colone Aswell & Otis
Otis
America
McKinley
Far East
Ota
Fort Missoula
25Th Infantry
Andrew
Burt
Andy
China
John K. Mizener
Fort Custer
Washington, D. C
George L. Scott
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Yellowstone
Cephas
Bateman
Santiago
Manila
German Press Mixed on McKinley China Policy
The German idea and press comments on McKinley’s course in the Chinese imbroglio blend praise and censure. The National Zeitung credits American action and hints at a purely American Pekin expedition if needed, while it questions the policy further.
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Washington
Kreuz Zeitung
United States
McKinley
Great Britain
Atlantic
Hay
Pekin
Philippines
MacArthur
National Zeitung
America
Lead Prices Jump After Smelter Accord With Western Producers
After the American Smelting and Refining Company and key Intermountain lead producers reached an agreement, lead prices jumped from about 3.70 to 4.10 and 4.15 in New York, hovering near 4. The move sparks debate over direct smelter influence versus dealer opportunism, amid pressure to unite heavy producers, while Missouri producers resist joining the lead combine as U.S. output and costs vary across regions.
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American Smelting and Refining Company
The
Smelter Trust
Inter-Mountain
New York
United States
Europe
Missouri
Rocky
No Such Nation as China There From the Nineteenth Century Review
The piece argues that China is a collection of distinct districts with diverse climates, races, languages, and cultures, lacking central unity. It notes persistent regional tensions, unreliable imperial control, and systemic corruption due to the absence of a true national authority.
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China
Keane
Shanghai
Tientsin
Canton
Chine
Bangkok
Malaya
Dutch Indies
Tribetan
Pekin Gazette
Missouri miners resist wage talks amid profit margins
The passage notes wages for miners in Mountain and Great Basin areas from 2.50 to 3.59 and cites lead delivery in St. Louis at two and a quarter cents per pound. It argues Missouri workers fear long term harms despite short term gains, suggesting strong resistance to proposals due to potential evils outweighing immediate benefits.
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Mountain
Great Basin
Missouri
St. Louis
Dangerous dynamite fences in Maryland spark debate
A Maryland farmer wired dynamite to heaped wires to deter chicken thieves, blowing off a calf tail and a neighbor’s scalp while no thief is harmed. The incident follows a rash of bizarre notes from a Singapore golf course and other oddities from Denver to Potsdam, including a chaotic billboard removal and forest protests.
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George W. Raughiey
Caroline County
Maryland
Raughley
Siaughiey
Singapore
Orphan Asylum
Loel
Denver
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West Park St
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